How to Use Eyelets with Dritz Eyelet Kit

Adding eyelets or grommets to a project is a great way to keep your fabric from tearing and keep it in place. Here's an easy way to attach eyelets to your fabric!

[angeliamarie]

Thankyou for making this tutorial clear, short, and sweet!

[eugenemelson]

Thank you. Very clear and concise video. My only (very minor) quibble is: the kit parts you refer to are correctly identified as the setter, the part struck by the hammer, and the anvil, the part underneath that holds the eyelet assembly when the setter is struck.

[woelchar]

great video, short sweet and to the point. all the other ones i watched were longer and i still didnt understand how to do it

[rosajl]

Very simple and easy explanation, thanks

[ezwa]

gr8 vid, btw., some1 said the 2 part style is called gromet, & eyelets are somehow only 1 part👋(watevr thO)

[pinkpinapple]

Thanks so much this helped me a lot ❤️

[j.m.england]

Thanks for your video, but i'm totally stumped, I want to make jewelry pieces or faux leather, I plan on putting on the small 3mm eyelets, which I just bought.
But when I got them there wasn't a tool to set them in with, would you happen to know which tool will I need to set the 3mm or even a 4mm eyelet?

[ntptingz]

Is it possible to put the eyelets in without the tools?

[shayboogie]

Thank you, I’m doing this for my tapestry’s to hang on a hook so I don’t rip holes in the corners with thumbtacks

[lisapaniale]

This is a grommet which is different than an eyelet.

[dikulaa]

Now I feel stupid because you made this look so easy 🤣

[kristiswa]

These are grommets. Eyelets are only one piece! Why don't you show eyelet installation?

[BIKINICHEF-seev]

Didn't help at all . Mines came with out the directions and that little banging thing.